BURGLARY – On July 7, 2014 at
6:52 PM, Deputies responded to a residence on North Essex Drive in Lexington
Park, for a burglary. The victim reported she returned home to find suspect,
Deaungelo Christian Savage, 26, of Lexington Park, inside her residence without
her knowledge or permission. The victim told Savage to leave her home and he
refused. The victim immediately left to call police. On arrival, Corporal
Cathcart and his K9 partner Bruno entered the residence and announced themselves.
After repeated announcements with no response, K9 Bruno was deployed to search
the interior of the home and found Savage upstairs. Savage was subsequently
taken into custody by DFC Knott. He was transported to MedStar St. Mary’s
Hospital for treatment of bite wounds prior to be taken to the St. Mary’s
County Detention Center. He was charged with 4th Degree Burglary to
Dwelling by Deputy Roszell.
Deaungelo Savage
ASSAULT 1ST DEGREE
– On July 4, 2014, Deputy Pleisse responded to Lexwood Drive in Lexington Park,
for an assault. The victim alleged suspect Daniel Bernard Underwood, 56, of
Great Mills, assaulted the victim during an argument regarding a guest in the
home. Underwood allegedly burned the victim’s hand with a lighter and struck
the victim in the face repeatedly. He then retrieved a baseball bat and struck
the victim in the legs and arms. The victim was eventually able to run out of
the house; concerned citizens called 9 1 1. The victim was transported to the MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital for
treatment of non-life threatening injuries. Deputy Pleisse located Underwood
and placed him under arrest. He was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention
Center and charged with 1St Degree Assault.
Daniel Underwood
TRESPASSING/DISORDERLY
CONDUCT – On July 8, 2014 Deputy Beishline assigned to the Lexington Park COPs
UNIT, observed suspect Oliver Henry Woods Jr., 53, of Waldorf, on the property
of Millison Plaza in the area of the Big Lots Store. Woods had been issued a
notice not to trespass for Millison Plaza just a few days prior on July 4th.
Upon his initial contact with Woods, he became irate and began yelling
profanity toward Deputy Beishline. Woods was ordered several times to stop
cursing, which was disturbing patrons of nearby businesses. Woods refused all
orders to stop and was placed under arrest. He was transported to the St. Mary’s
County Detention Center and charged with Trespass: Private Property and
Disorderly Conduct.
Oliver Woods Jr.
1ST DEGREE ASSAULT
– On July 8, 2014, Corporal Connelly responded to Goddard Court in Leonardtown,
for an assault. On arrival, he learned the victim was at St. Mary’s Hospital
for treatment of injuries sustained during the assault. The victim alleged suspect
Creighton Sheilds Perkins, 31, of Kansas City, Missouri, shoved the victim onto
the couch and began to strangle the victim. The victim lost consciousness
during the assault; however when the victim regained consciousness Perkins was
punching the victim in the head. The victim sustained several injuries. Perkins
had been issued a notice not to trespass for the apartments located on Goddard
Court and had been charged on 5-13-14 and 6-5-14 with trespassing on the
property. Perkins was placed under arrest and transported to the St. Mary’s County
Detention Center. He was charged with 1st and 2nd Degree
Assault and Trespass: Private Property.
Creighton Perkins
ALCOHOL VIOLATION – On July
8, 2014, Sergeant Safford assigned to the Lexington Park COPs UNIT, observed
suspect William Corneluis Curtis, 55, of Lexington Park, on the property of
21632 Great Mills Road with an open alcoholic beverage container. Curtis was
charged by criminal citation with the violation.
William Curtis
ASSAULT – On July 9, 2014,
Deputy Fennessey responded to a residence on Fox Chase Drive for a reported
assault. The victim alleged suspect James Randolph Somerville Jr., 27, of Great
Mills, struck the victim in the face with his fist during an argument. Deputy
Fennessy observed fresh evidence of injury on the victim. Somerville was placed
under arrest and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center. He was
charged with 2nd Degree Assault.
James Somerville Jr.
1ST DEGREE ASSAULT
– On July 10, 2014, Deputy Cole responded to a residence on St. John’s Road in
Hollywood, for a domestic assault in progress. Witnesses at the scene, reported
seeing a white male suspect beating a victim on the ground. The suspect ran
from the scene and the victim left in a vehicle prior to the arrival of
deputies. A few minutes later, the emergency Communications Center broadcast an
assault with a motor vehicle in the area of Cedar Lane Road. Corporal Reppel
arrived on the scene and made contact with the victim, who alleged suspect John
Richard Clarke Jr., 23, of Hollywood, assaulted the victim at the residence on
St. John’s Road. The victim had actually left the scene with Clarke and the assault
continued inside the vehicle. The victim eventually jumped from the moving vehicle to get away.
Clarke then made a U turn and struck the victim with the vehicle. Clarke subsequently
lost control of the vehicle and struck a telephone pole on Cedar Lane and left
the scene. Corporal Reppel located the suspect’s vehicle at a relative’s
residence with fresh damage consistent with the accident. Clarke was located
inside the residence and placed under arrest. He was transported to the St.
Mary’s County Detention Center and charged with 1st and 2nd
Degree Assault, Failure to Remain at the Scene of an Accident, and Driving without
a license.
John Clarke Jr.
